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... Dr. KING WARNS BRffAIN OF RACE PERILS A WARNING to Britain against allowing festering sores of bitterness to pollute the national health and to create a serious racial situation in the years ahead, was given last night by Dr. Martin Luther King, the ...
... The King is seen chatting to General Sir Henry Maitland Wilson and Admiral Cunningham, after his arrival in Italy. “Stop Shar \TR. DALTON (President o the Board of Trade) announced in the Commons to-day that the Prevention of Fraud Investment Act, 1939 ...
... THE KING AND MR. GLADSTONE. At' remit amebae th• tro•t•es Rt. Dandore Library. Harewl•e. th• follewiag I•itev ' from ►L Majesty to Lord iremers. of the National Madame Memorial Y. laid before the treaters:— florkingliam Talmo, f7tk October. ISMY. My dear ...
... t 4 • • kso• op Mrs. Coretta King. widow of the murdered Civil Rights leader. Dr. Martin Luther King. preaches from the pulpit at St. Paul's Cathedral yesterday. She is the first woman to preach at St. Paul's at a statutory service. Report—Page 7. ...
... MAITLAND WINS 120 MILES RACE 808 MAITLAND (Solihull C.C.) was the winner of the final Olympic and world championship massed start trial held at Matching Green yesterday. Maitland's tune for the 120 miles course was shr. 32min. 12sec, and he was followed ...
... MEMORIAL SERVICE TO SIR A. STEEL-MAITLAND At a memorial service at St. Margaret's. Westminster, yesterday, to the memory of the late Sir Arthur Stee!-Maitland, 11. P. for Tamworth, members of the Diplomatic Service, Ministers of State, and members of ...
... • 4 I. Mrs. Coretta King, widow of the murdered Civil Rights leader. Dr. Martin Luther King, preaches from the pulpit at St. Paul's Cathedral yesterday. She is the first woman to preach at St. Paul's at a statutory service. Report—Page 7. ...
... Munn. M Norfolk Isad. FRDINGTON. Mr. Holland Wcrwl.k Rcaro. SOLIHULL. Mr C Hasaw. 41 Dosordale %teem. KIDD[RM•r[TFR. Mr. P. J. Hushes I Moartaal 11.11 Read. KING'S HP %TM Mr. J. H•nt. '1 Racnorle• Rmd. K MlG‘f4Unglr. ...
... Royal Gardens, Kew; Mr. James Bateman, P. R.S., in the chair., A resolution was proposed by Professor Bentley, ?? Member of the Council of thea 9oyal Botanic Society,I &o, and seconded by Mr. Andrew fIAr- ray, F.L 3., Member of ?? of the Royal Herd.i cultural ...
... there! obtain a larger profit. Mr. Letetlier, Etruria, otteries; ** Your Kenal Pills have aone wonders with me, and all others to whom I have recoromended them.”— cine 1 have met with that have been of service.”—Mr. ‘I. Mr. Milton Weich, Furness: ** Yoar ...
... STB ABTHCK STBEL-MAITLAND OS API ER W.VR PROBLEM Sir Arthur 3irol-M»illand, M.P.. who l>een appointed to « dopunmeot for dealing with foreign trade and presided latrt evenin' at a lecture hold at Queen i- Gollege, Birtninghatn. under lh» of the National ...
... present to Mr. King Patten, who had been mainly instrumental in the spread the movement, waa small as comjiared with his merits. It had taken the form of a very handsome cabinet, spociallv made bv Messrs. Chamberlain, King, and Jones. Mr. ...